WE’D SAY HAMBURGER, WHETHER IN THE STORE OR AS A SANDWICH…NO DIFFERENCE!
I was in a local supermarket today, and saw that they had ground beef half price. It was on sale, and not clearance, so the color was good. I bought this along with a few other items, and then went to the checkout.
The cashier put my items in one bag, and then the raw meat in the other one. I took the first lot of food, and put it in my cart, but couldn’t reach the second one.
The gentleman behind me said, “Don’t forget your hamburger”. I thanked him, and the cashier handed me the bag.
In England we always called it minced meat, as it had been minced in a grinder. Here in the states I have learned to say ground beef, but hamburger? Yes, hamburgers are made from it, but I am not a lover, and use mine for Shepherd’s pie.
I would be very interested…
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Would you use hamburger for meatloaf. You would use ground beef. Haha
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We’d consider the two terms interchangeable. Even for meat loaf.
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